Chu Mu ultimately resisted the urge to summon Red Sun.
Mainly because he was afraid he couldn't win!
Sampo didn't look particularly strong. The pirates had beaten him black and blue, and the tribespeople had trussed him up. He looked like a stiff breeze could knock him over.
But as Silver Wolf had said, until this boss revealed his health bar, who could say how much HP he had?
If Chu Mu dropped a Red Sun on him and his health bar didn't budge, but the hit sent the boss into a rage instead, things would be very hard to clean up.
So Chu Mu could only force down his displeasure.
Just then, Sampo stepped forward and asked nosily:
"Big bro, does your first lady know about you and this lady?"
"Heh. How come I didn't know I had a first lady?" Chu Mu sneered.
With that, he couldn't be bothered with Sampo anymore and walked out of the bushes.
Tingyun hadn't left. She was still waiting where she'd been standing.
Chu Mu took her hand and headed back with her.
Ever since she'd lost her memory, she'd been clinging to Chu Mu, utterly lacking a sense of security.
He had no idea when she would regain her memories. Having her stay like this was quite a hassle.
Chu Mu sighed inwardly.
He'd now encountered two familiar faces.
But there was still no word of the two who mattered most: Kafka and Silver Wolf.
Chu Mu had tried asking representatives from other tribes for news, but he'd come up empty.
That left him very worried.
More than a month had passed without the slightest sign of them.
From what he knew of those two, there was no way they would keep such a low profile.
He could only get to